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Psmith in the City, by P.G. Wodehouse

by: P.G. Wodehouse

LibriVox

Publication date: 2005-10-19

Usage: Public Domain

Topics: literature, audiobook, librivox, wodehouse, humor

Language: English

Item Size: 1.0G

LibriVox recording of Psmith in the City, by P.G. Wodehouse, from Gutenberg e-text #6753, in the public domain.

Recorded by:
-chapters 1-3: Kristen McQuillin
-chapters 4-6: Neal Foley, the Podchef
-chapters 7-9: Kara Shallenberg
-chapters 10-12: Chris Goringe
-chapters 13-15: Arron Andrade
-chapters 16-18: Luke Venediger
-chapters 19-21: Eileen
-chapters 22-24: Chris Goringe
-chapters 25-27: Kara Shallenberg
-chapters 28-30: Miette

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Addeddate: 2005-10-19 16:44:42

Boxid: OL100020405

Call number: 256

External-identifier: urn:storj:bucket:jvrrslrv7u4ubxymktudgzt3hnpq:psmith_in_the_city

External_metadata_update: 2019-03-26T00:00:45Z

Identifier: psmith_in_the_city

Ocr: ABBYY FineReader 9.0

Ocr_converted: abbyy-to-hocr 1.1.11

Ocr_module_version: 0.0.14

Ppi: 600

Run time: 5:51:17

Source: LibriVox recording of Gutenberg e-text#6753

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Reviewer: mikezane - - November 21, 2014
Subject: Mostly good book

New review - Listened to it again, this time in order. :-) What a hoot and a half, enjoyed it!

Original review - January 15, 2010
It would be good to listen to the first Wodehouse psmith book before this one as it sets this one up.

Psmith is an unusual fellow who just seems to make things work. This story is about his adventures working in a bank. He manages to manipulate the bank manager even tho the manager hates him. At the same time, he looks after his friend Mike, who seems to have things go wrong on him.

The story is lighthearted and laugh out loud funny in spots. The readers are mixed, some are good, some unbearably painful to listen to; use GE to adjust out the noises.

Reviewer: Timothy Ferguson - - October 7, 2011
Subject: A good book

It's quite a funny book, and I recommend it, but its in serie,s and its best to start at, well, any of the others.

Recording quality varies.

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